Are you a passionate and dedicated BCBA looking to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals with autism and developmental disabilities? At Northeast Arc, we believe in more than just providing services—we believe in changing lives and discovering abilities. As one of the largest and most innovative human services agencies in Massachusetts, we support over 10,000 individuals across nearly 200 communities.

Join our mission-driven team and become part of a collaborative, inclusive, and dynamic environment where your expertise will be valued and your growth supported. Whether you're an experienced clinician or a newly certified BCBA, Northeast Arc offers the opportunity to work across diverse settings—including home, community, center, and clinic-based programs—while enjoying flexible hours, robust benefits, and a supportive leadership team.

What Makes Us Different:

• Over 25 years of experience providing ABA services
• Wrap-around service model for families served, including two Autism Support Centers that provide support and education for families and individuals served
• Individualized approach to therapy and use naturalistic teaching methods
• Opportunities to work across age groups and settings
• Provide flexible work hours
• All female-led department

Benefits:

• Monthly billing incentives and mileage reimbursement
• Continued learning with trainings, conferences (reimbursed CEU’s), and clinical meetings
  • Tuition reimbursement for qualified employees
• Flexible schedules
• Medical, dental, and vision benefits, along with a 403(b) retirement plan with company

Key Responsibilities

• Supervising, mentoring, and working closely with Behavior therapists and families in home and community settings
• Working as part of a dynamic and dedicated team and participating in weekly supervisory and team meetings
• Develop and monitor individual goals and strategies, analyze data to determine progress and attend IFSP and IEP meetings
• Completing initial and ongoing assessments, managing behavior plans and attending regular meetings with caregivers

Qualifications:

• Certification and MA licensure (BCBA/LABA)
• Personable, motivated, creative, dependable & ready to accomplish day-to-day challenges
• Experience working with children
• Strong creative problem-solving, communication and organizational skills
• Valid driver’s license and reliable own personal transportation required.

Job Type: Full time, part-time, or per diem; onsite, in home, community, or clinic settings.
Pay Rate: Starting at $90,000+/annual plus opportunities for monthly billing incentives